Now, thanks to a new report in The Boston Globe, we get concrete evidence that 3D is literally making even the 2D movie-going experience worse.

The study carried out on 408 subjects between aged 18 to 64, revealed that nearly in all cases 3D technology did not enhance the viewing experience, insofar as evoking emotional responses go. In ...

If UC Santa Cruz researchers get their way, you may one day be able to take off those annoying 3D glasses and watch a 3D movie in 2D.

And Pixar movies, definitely, don’t need an added gimmick; they were doing just fine before 3D came along. So: Given a choice, do you watch 3D movies in 2D?

If you remove 2D options for moviegoers and/or make 2D the inconvenient option for moviegoers, yes it is true that a larger percentage of moviegoers will reluctantly pick 3D.

3D animation has dominated Disney movies lately, but fans like myself are dying them to return to the 2D style.

But even Bluey buffs need to brace themselves for what's to come because there’s a bit of a twist: In Disney’s announcement, ...

Something bothered me the entire time I was watching Thor in 3D—not how closely the plot echoed Disney’s Hercules, or Anthony Hopkins’ dial-a-performance—no, it was something persistent ...

2D Glasses for 3D Movies. Hank Green has developed 2D glasses so 3D projections can be viewed in two dimensions, eliminating eyeball strain.

It’s honestly gotten to a point where it’s almost impossible to find a two-dimensional version of a major 3D movie release. For those of us just want our eyeballs back? 2D Glasses are here ...